Tuesday 29 March 2011

Wisteria in bud. This is a neighbours' 'maison secondaire'. I have grown Wisteria from seed, very easy, do have a go.

This is another empty house in the valley. I like the stone above the door. The house has a  lovely view of the lake .

I spotted this plant in the middle of a field among cowslips, so I don't know how it came to be there. Normally the Charolais are the only users of the field.


The village I live in. The area to the left where the trees grow is our bit. The lower part is marshy and is where we have a pond and the Marsh Marigolds.


More wild Cowslips.

Common Orchid pushing up through the leaf litter.

2 comments:

  1. Lovely peeling door jane, I have my folks here at mo hope to catch up very soon.

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  2. The cowslips around you are so pretty. We too have some coming up in our garden in Boxmoor, Hertfordshire which I am really enjoying. I have just arrived home from a lovely walk through the Bluebell woods (you can see on the blog I have just started for my son who has moved to Canada). http://moorendcottage.blogspot.com/

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